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Pel Wrestlers Trip Tornado Team 36-10 I Medford high's bid to doml ; fnate Soutliern Oregon confer ,' ence wrestling this season was I jolted Friday by Klamath W. Falls. Klamath's Pelicans, compet ing on their home mats, took .the varsity match 36 to 10 and were junior varsity vic 'tors 41 to 11. Contention, however, was closer in the varsity bouts than the score indicates. Three .decisions were lost by one point and two by two points. i Inability to get takedowns hurt the Medford cause. Tor. nado Coach Art Keith pointed .out that his crew usually '.scores six to nine takedowns In a match. Against Klamath, 'Medford got one. Dan Eddy by decision and Bob Rix by a pin were the rMedford winners. The Tor nado's heavyweight, Monte . Jones, 'drew with Gary Hancock. Grants Pass Trims Crater High 66-39 Grants Pass - Grants Pass .high utilized sharper first half ; Shooting and third quarter " Comet fouls Friday night in a 66 to 39 hoop decision over " Crater in the Southern Oregon conference. While the Cave, ui were "averaging .478 from the field " in the first half to Crater's 178, Grants Pass established a - 27 to 14 bulge. That left the Comets still within striking distance. - In the third quarter, al- .' though outgoaled from the "field five to four, GP collect ed 12 points on gift heaves and Med at the end of the canto 47 : to 27. ; . Grants Pass hopped off to a '.10 to 2 gap in the hassle and ; was on top 13 to 4 at the quar- ter. The Cavemen stretched to - 27 to 8. In the closing portion "of the second stanza, the Com-J-ets got a couple of quick s buckets and Loyal Higinbolh am, shooting from midcourt " sank another at the buzzer. The home contingent domi ' nated the rebounding 46 re prieves to 29 with Larry Jans gen snaring the ball nine times : and Clyde Murray eight. Den Shis Edwards had seven re Murray had 18 points In the .Tmix and Higinbotham 14. 2- Grants Pass took the junior . varsity tangle 55 to 42 and jHhe sophomore encounter 71 ,to54. V Crater led 35 to 34 after ,i three-fourths of the j a y v ec ; clash but could get no field goals in the last quarter while jjGrants Pass was hitting for I eight. GP had 7 to 5 first quar Her and 18 to 15 midway edg ".Jes. O'Leary tossed in 14 points and Benner 11 for the Cave-men and Pat Pepper 11 and "i Howard Tomlinson 11 for Cra ? ter. The first quarter was the ;i difference in the sophomore J4 tangle. GP was on top 34 to 8 , when the period halted. Other $2142 delivered locally Volkswagen Trucks pick up more for less The VW Pick-up makes friends because it makes sense. Here's why: . Almost three feet shorter than usual half-ton trucks, yet carries over 75 more, 1,704 lbs. 45-sq. ft. cargo siace, plus additional 23 cu. ft. in a weathertight locker. Sides lower to make it a platform truck. . Stakes and tarpaulin (optional) make it a van. . Twice the gas mileago of usual half-ton trucks, almost twice the tire mileage. . Also save on anli-freeze. service, depreciation. We have actual coat rvnorfa. Come in and see them. AlKHWED 3H! tit VARSITY RESULTS: Horton, M. 1st: 106 Gary Head. K. dec. I n spin, M, j.0; 115 Mild i .u fc' h""ivu ,,unn siroup, M, 3rd; 133 Gary Leavitt. K. dec! ?,"s$"a k- dcc- Doue Robertson, M, 2-0: 136 Dan Eddy, M, dec. Mitchell, K. dec. John dePlace. , - uave uonzaies, tt, dec. Wayne Fields. M, 1-0; 157 Wlshart, K. dec. Larry Gunn. .... iuo ouu nix. ivi, pinnea Les Husted, K. 2nd; 178 Art Mills, K, dec. Al Funston. M, 6-2; 191 Joe Cox, K, dec. Chuck Holt. M, . . muuie juiics, iu, arew With Gary Hancock. K, 1-1. 98 Gary Hawkins, K, pinned Max Christianson. M. 1st; 106 Jerry Pitts. M, pinned Phil Eng land, K, 3rd; 123 Tom Miles. K. pinned Bob Metternick, M. 2nd; 130 Peter McSwain. K, dcc. Jim Berg. M. 4-0; 130 Sherd Duncan, K, dec. Bill Dames. M, 5-0: 136 Dale Crumrinc. K. dec. Bill Owens, M, 5-3; 141 Rhine Miller. K. dec. Don weter. M 2-1- 14R Hpnrv Stsegood, K. dec. Bill Hogue. M, 8-0; 148 Bruce Campbell, K. Din ned Art Deckard. M. 2nd: 157 Tim White, M, dec. Duane Fitzsimmons, K. 4-3; 157 Ron Hitchcock. K. dec. Steve Smith. M. 5-2; 157 Bill mayncw, i, oec. lorn Aietz, Al. 3-2:168 Ron Ganrlee. M. dec. Larry McClure. K. 4-0: 178 Merle Sine, K, pinned Dan Coghill, M. 1st. quarterly counts were 46 to 18 and 68 to 38. Mike Garden er scored 20 for Crater and Pippin 18 for Grants Pass.- BOX: Crater FO FT Reb PF TP White. I 6-0 5-3 3 1 3 Anhorn. f 5-3 2-15 17 Edwards, c ....7-1 2-1 7 5 3 Hgnbthm, g 18-6 3-2 3 4 14 Glines, g 1-0 0-0 110 Allen 10-3 2-1 4 5 7 LaCasse 2-1 2-12 4 2 Alvarez 2-1 2-1 2 2 3 Twidell 1-0 1-0 1 2 0 Bcman 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 P. Pepper .... 2-0 0-0 0 0 0 Totals 54-15 18-9 29 25 39 Grants Pass FG FT Reb PF TP Hamilton, f 3-1 3-2 3 14 Murray, f12-7 7-4 8 0 18 Hauntz, c 2-0 0-0 6:3 0 Janssen, g .. 5-3 3-2 9 1 8 Staley, g .... 6-2 1-0 114 Davis 4-1 8-5 4 2 7 Lewellyn .... 6-3 9-5 4 3 11 Blacksmith 2-1 2-2 3 0 4 Burton 4-3 1-0 4 3 6 Atkins 4-2 1-0 3 2 4 Wilson 0-0 O-O 1 0 0 Weedman .... 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Total! 48-21 35-20 46 16 66 JAVVF.E LINEUPS: 55 Grants Pass Crater 42 F 6 Bonzon Beman 8 F 7 Wilson Bransom 3 C 6 Weedman Jones 6 G 14 O'Leary P. Pepper 11 G 4 Mllleman wild 4 Substitutions For Grants Pass, Benner 11, Lindqulst 3, Reddlck 4, Robertson; for Crater, K, Tom linson 10, Cooper. SOPHOMORE LINEUPS: 71 Grants Pass Crater 54 F 14 Hutchlns Hlgglnbotham 3 F 18 Pippin Mason 15 C DeCoursev Cornutt 2 G 11 Thompson Gardener 20 G 10 Kiesecker Rivenburg 4 Substitutions For Grants Pass, Fox 4. Tomlinson. Bone 2, Webb 1, Roberts 2, Scott 1, Keller 2, James, Ferguson 4: for Crater. R. White 6. Hixson. Minger. Rozelle. Dodd, Flcnncr, Pinkhain 2. Gold Ray Fish Count WEEK ENDING JAN. 14: Silver salmon-None. Winter run iieelhead-16. FULL SEASON: Silver salmon-1.851 (in cludes 5.13 per cent jack salmon) since Oct. 10. Winter run steelhead-734 since Nov. 16. MORSE MOTORS 6th and Ny, Medford So. Oregon Volkswagen Headquarter IN AUTORAMA Among entries in the Southern Oregon Autorama, concluding to day at the Medford Armory, are the 1959 Corvette of Mike Robertson in the fore ground and the 1940 Ford coupe of Ron Heddington at back. The two men belong to the Gents of Eugene, whose club display will have four other cars, including Carl Jensen's "Tinker Toy," 1928' Ford roadster- MEDFORDvWTKIBUrrt SPCDIMTS GP Cavemen In Friday Mat Central Point -Grants Pass varsity defeated Crater 40 to 8 Friday in a varsity wrestling match. The Cavemen took 10 of the 13 bouts. Crater's individual winners were Denny Fisher and Russ Walker. Butch Barber drew with Bill Amberg of Grants Pass. Grants Pass also claimed the junior varsity laurels 44 to 11. In exhibition bouts the Cavemen had a 55 to 3 mar gin. Roseburg and Crater jay vces had a go at It yesterday Prep Basketball FRIDAY GAMES United Press International Central Catholic 54, Astoria 51 David Douglas 40, Htllsboro 42 Clackamas 40, Milwaukie 39 Beaverton 67, Senset 47 Centennial 56, Grcshmn 4B Grant 39, Wilson 37 (2 OT) Jefferson 53. Lincoln 45 Cleveland 45, Washington 26 Madison 75, Benson 50 Franklin 67, Marshall 48 Tigard 55, McMinnville 35 Newberg 45, Oregon City 44 West Linn 71, Lake Oswego 67 Dallas 55, Forest Grove 50 Tillamook 56, St. Helens 49 Scappoose 52, Jesuit 48 . Sandy 50, Silverton 36 ' Reynolds 60. Molalla 57 North Catholic 61. Clntskante 58 uoroett 56, urafton 39 North Eugene 76, Thurston 47 Rose bum 69. Cottatre Grovs 37 South Eugene 65. North Bend 43 Marsh field 57, Willamette 42 Grants Pass 67. Cm ter 39 K. Falls 58. Medford 56 (OT Wy'cast 37. Parkrose 35 (2 OT) Redmond 52, The Dalles 43 La Grande 48, Pendleton 40 Bend 64, Prlneville 52 Hermiston 52, Baker 40 North Salem 41. Lebanon 40 Corvallis 67. South Salem 62 Albany 61, Sweet Homo 49 Colton 49. Santlam 28 Star of the Sea 66. Jewell 22 Central 55, North Marlon 47 Myrtle Creek 54. Oakland -29 Woodburn 70, Gervals 32 Coquille 51, Gold Beach 49 Pacific 49, Brookings 47 Union 51, Enterprise 50 Burns 54, John Day 34 Pleasant Hill 61, Elmira 43 Henley 64. Illinois Valley 41 Cascade 55, Canbv 43 Nestucca 60. Sheridan 38 Jefferson 53. Siletz 34 St Boniface 52, McLaren 44 Chemawa 60. Eddyvllle 40 Detroit 85, Ore. Deaf School 65 Perrvdale 60, Falls Ctty 43 St. Paul 60, Valsetz 35 Yamhill 42. Philomath 37 Willamina 57, Amity 35 Waldport 37. Taft 35 Neahkahnie 64. Banks 49 Reedsport 56. Toledo 47 Hood River 51, Concordia 48 Lakeview 49. Phoenix 30 Knappa 61, Warrenton 41 Mt. Angel 52, Scio 36 Mac HI 55, Elgin 40 Estacada 51. Rainier 39 Culver 62. MauDin 45 Junction City 61, St. Francfs 57 Stay ton 47. Serra Catholic 41 Seaside 62, Vernonia 49 Yoncalla 62. Canyonville 35 Mvrtle Point 61. Bandon 29 Prospect 51, St. Mary's 46 Ontario 66. Vale 42 Salem Academv 75 Sherwood 5. Camas Valley 54, Butte Falls 39 West fir 46. Crow 42 McKenzle 61, Drain 46 Newport 54. Siuslaw 42 Rogue River 45. Eagle Point 38 Suthcrlin 49. Douglas 39 Riddle 52. Glide 51 Oakridgc 57. Central Linn 48 Madras 64, Sherman 45 Powers 79. Days Creek 19 Port. Christian 57, Catlin-Gable 9 Culver 62. Matipin 45 Corbett 56, Gaston 39 "'I'l M'X'V vu I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE, pickup, which was people s choice in the last show. The show runs from noon to 8:30 p.m. Ron Rose will present trophies at 8 p.m. for class and sweepstakes honors. A wide variety of personalized cars will bo judged on beauty, construction and origi nality. Cars are from Oregon, Washington and California. Top Crater Matches morning with Roseburg emerging 48 to 18. VARSITY RESULTS: 98 Mike Furlonc. GP. ninncd by Gary Malberg. C. 2nd; 106 Pat Nicholson, GP, pinned Dan Mc- Kev. c. 2nd: 115 Butch uarner. C. drew with Bill Amberg. GP, 3-3; 123 Dave Middleton, GP, dec. Gary Meade, C, 4-2: 130 Gary Holmes. GP. dec. Dave White, C. 3-0; 136 Denny Fisher, C. dec. Jim Newell, GP, 0-1; 141 Russ Walker, C. dec. Mike Binnchard. 5-2; 148 Walt Smith, GP. pinned Max Burton, C, 2nd; 157 Gary Stevens, GP. dec. Terry Payne. C, : UiB Bill Grisel. GP. dec. Dave McGcc, C. 9-3; 178 Bob Pfaendlcr. GP, dcc. Ken Mainwarine, C. 5-0: 191 Bob Bovce. GP. dec. Dave Burns. C, 6-3; Unlimited Ken Bastian. GP. dec. Dave Mnllnv. c 4-1. JAYVEE RESULTS: 98 Jim Askwith. C ninnori .Tim McCartv. GP. 3rd? ififi .itm Mc Lean. GP. Dinned Dave Stevens. C. 3rd; 115 Gale Maurer. GP. pin- iicu i oiii nicnnrnsnn. l. vnn' I JA Joe Redd, GP. oinnod Garv Gid ney, C. 1st; 130 Art Amberg. GP, dec. Stephen Hall, C, 13-0; 136 Mel Holbrook. GP. dec. Mike Nol- U. 0-4: 141 Pat Edcerlon. OP dec. Bill Allen, C. 9-0; 148 Don Fisher. C. dec. Wnvnc WilKnn. rp 3-0; 157 Ken Rhodes, GP. nin- neu un nnrrison, am: UiB- Clayton Krciger, GP. dec. Nate Banry. C, 5-0; 178 Wayne Harri son, iif. pinnea Lcs Baker. C. 191 Earl White. C. dec. Garv Schmidt, C; Unlimited Harvey Graham, GP, pinned Al Minnlck, Prospect Downs SM In B Loop JACKSON COUNTY B LEAGUE STANDINGS W. I., Prospect 2 0 SI. Mnry's 1 1 Butte Falls 0 2 1.000 .500 .000 Prospect - Prospect high took over lone command of top position in the Jackson County B Basketball league on Friday night, defeating de fending champion St. Mary's 51 to 48. The Cougars were ahead all the way but It was a cloje game most of- the route. Pros pect had 12 to 8, 25 to 23 and 38 to 35 leads. Much of the time St. Mary's was just point or two back. In the early fourth ehukker, the Cougars widened to a nine or 10 point lead. The Crusaders full-court pressed and cut the gap to four. A Stan Payne basket fol lowed and game wavered around a five point margin from there. Free Shots Crucial Prospect's free shooting, with the points picked up at crucial times, provided the scoring difference. SM had 19 field buckets to the Cougars 17. But, Prospect did have a fine degree of accuracy from the field, plunking in 50 per cent of its shots. The Crusaders had a 27 to 22 margin in rebounding. With defense tight all the Hot or Cold It's Always Good Concrete If It's ready mia By LINKER'S SP 3-7555 e CAocrete Pipe.. Sand,. Gravel 9 McLoughlin Triumphs A long, foul filled, and hot spirited atmosphere was pres ent as the ninth grade basket ball five of McLoughlin Jun ior high downed the visiting freshman group from Solith Grants Pass by the score of 45 to 32. It was hard fought all the way, with Mac behind until the early part of the fourth quarter. The clutch shooting of Don Kengla, the steady play of Jim Allen, Ron Ed monds, and Chuck Kimball, and the game high scoring of Bill Houston, 18, contributed to the climb to the top after trailing 10-12 at the end of! one, 14-23 at the half, and 24-1 29 as the third period came to an end. Bauer put in the most, 15, for the visitors. Bauer and Sander of GP and Mengla and Kimball fouled out. A total of 42 miscues were written in to the books, 19 for Mac and 23 for SGP. Some late game rebound ing by Dick Bottger was a boost to the McLoughlin cause. Houston put in 12 free tosses on 14 attempts. LINEUPS: 45 Mcl.on&jhlln South GP 32 Bauer IS .... Ireland . 6 .... Mahley F 18 Houston F 10 Kengla C 3 Kimball G 3 Allen G 8 Edmonds .... Substitutes Grant 3 .... Sanders 6 McLotiRhlln. for Larson 2, Walker, Coovert. Boltecr Hinnman. Banks. Turnln-. SGP, Ncwland, Burroughs 2. Stal cup, Blnck, Lyons, Pelkey, Frulhein, Fry, Reed. BASKETBALL FRIDAY COLLEGE United Press InternaUonal . WEST So. Cal. 66, Washington 56 Seattle Pacific 83, N.W. Nazarene 64 Wyoming 86. Ulnh St. 73 UCLA 00, Arizona 68 Pacific 74, Willamette 68 Oregon St. 76, Washington St. 66 Stanford 67. Oregon 60 Colo. St. 73, Brigham Young 49 California Tech 67, Pomona (12 Llnfleld 71, Lewis & Clark 67 E. Ore. 82, Ore. Tech 78 So. Oregon 66. Ore. College 50 Idaho St. 65. Colo. Mines 33 Regis 81, Montana St. 62 Nevada 53. Humboldt St. 48 E. Wash. 61). Ccn. Wash. 63 USF 67. Chlco St. 43 : r-lnra "7R Hnwnll S3 Pasadena 71, Cal Poly (Pom.) 85 I Cal Poly (SLOI 61, S. Dgo. St. 50 Ore. St. 76, Wash. St. 66 Whitworlh 71, Puget Sound 64 Ore. Frosh 1)1. Ore. Coll JV 41 Ore. Med.-Dent. 89. Ore. State I Rooks 80 way, a good number of fouls resulted. SM lost Florian Shasky and Jim Calhoun on personals and Prospect's Cliff Chapman also fouled out. Craig Gardner of Prospect and Dick Evans of St. Mary's each recorded 19 markers. Prospect tipped the Cru saders 42 to 39 in an overtime junior varsity match. Pete Naumes had 19 points and j Dick Atwood 13 for St. Mary's I and Bob Scott 12 and Tony1 Yell 11 for Prospect. LINEUPS: 51 Prospect St. Mary's 46 F 1 Chapman Evan, 19 F 15 Payne Elliott 1 C 12 T. Gardner . Shasky 6 G 2 Fitch Knulson 4 G 19 C Gardner Kaiser 12 Substitutions For Prospect, Rogers 2. Nye: for St. Mary's, Cal houn 4, Burich, Bcrtak. Lewis. Weather NO 4-1217 Hed Raiders Romp Ashland - Soutliern Oregon ctlege coach Ted Schopf cleared his bench here Friday night as his Red Raiders bas kelballcrs scored an easy 6B 56 win over Oregon College to run their victory skein in Oregon Collegiate conference play to 3 wins, 0 losses. In wrapping up the win, their sixth of. the season against six losses, the Raiders controlled the shooting and clearing the boards of re bounds. Big John Payne not only topped both teams in scoring 13 tallies but pulled down 14 rebounds. Earle Tichenor was not far behind in both departments with 10 points and a like num ber of retrieves. As a team the Raiders hauled in 51 stray shots to the visiting Wolves' 39. Oregon College had three men in double figures but the Raiders' overall balanced scor ing was more than enough to cinch the win. Jim Bennett, seeing his first collegiate ac tion as a varsity player top ped the losers in the scoring column with 12 tallies. Team mates Dennis Spencer with 1 1 and Steve Rankin with 10 were next in order. Shults Gives Lead Oregon College led only once in the contest, that 2-0 on a fielder by Rankin in 1:30 of play. But Medford frosh Jerry Shults rifled in two straight MEN! TREAT YOURSELF TO THE SANTA FORGOT ... AT A PRICE from outside to put the home forces in front 4-2, and they never were headed the rest of the route. The only Wolf threat in the opening half was when Spen cer dropped in a free throw and a jumper from the key to bring the visitors within two points, 10-8 at the 12-ininule mark. But Payne, a 6-5 junior from Medford, hit from the key and Dave Hughes added three' points on a jumper and foul shot to push the count to 15-10. Al that point, reserve guard Jack Hennon entered the game and dropped in three straight Jumpers from outside to put SOC out of reach. Hen non, seeing his first varsity action of his college career, scored nine points during the game, all in the first half. A hook shot and gift try by Tichenor, a fielder by Dave Group Changes Meeting Date Date and lime for the orga nizational meeting of the Rogue Valley Bottom Busters has been changed. The meeting is now sched uled for 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21, at Howard school. The organization proposed is a SCUBA diving club. Mem bership is open to men and women 17 years of age or over. SUNDAY, JANUARY Over, 0CE Wolves Gardner and another by Bob Jensen gave the Redmen an 11-point margin at Intermis sion, 40-29. 17-Point Spread. A three-point play by Payne who followed seconds later with another fielder boosted the Southerners into their big test bulge of the night, 59-43, with six minutes remaining in the game. But the never - say die North Nicks Hedrick 9th North Grants Pass, press ing through the second halt, overcame a nine-point third quarter deficit to nudge Hed rick 37 to 36 in ninth grade basketball. Gary Van Koten provided the winning basket for the Cavekids with about 30 sec onds left to play. Hcdrick's Hornets were in front at every intermission 14 to 6, 22 to 11 and 30 to 21. North outscorcd the Hornets 16 to 6 in the last quarter. Van Koten for North and Larry Vowell for Hedrick each had 15 points. LINKUPS: 37 North GP llcdrlrk 17 P 8 Rnnstnd Root 7 F 8 McCormnck .... Verstrate 2 C 2 SwoarlnRcn .. Wlmberlv 7 G 15 Van Koten Vowell 13 G 2 Sparlln Knlnht 3 Substitutions For North GP. Schrimpf 2: for Hedrick. Brown. 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Formerly retailed at 8.95 and 9,95 Formorly retailed at 14.95 and 15.95 a a Wolves fought back with sev en straight counters In tho next three minutes, on a field er by Lee Land, a free throw by Toby Wolf, and two from the field by Bennett, to nar row the margin to nine points, 59,50. The Raiders began to find the range once more and coasted from there on to vic tory. "I thought the younger play ers did a real fine job." com mented Schopf after watching 10 of the 12 Raiders who saw action hit the scoring column. "It was a good team effort by everyone," he said. Next action for the Raiders will be in Klamath Falls on Tuesday when they tangle with Oregon Tech on the Owls' home court. oi-E rc. rr reb tktp Spcmer .... 12-5 1-1 r, 3 It llabel B-3 3-2 3 3 8 Vols 5-1 0-0 4 0 2 Rankin 10-3 7-5 3 3 10 Land 10-2 0-0 114 Nve 3-0 0-0 0 2 0 Bennctl .... 7-4 6-4 5 0 12 Cole 3-0 3-0 2 2 0 Goldniann 2-0 0-0 0 0 o Wolf 6-2 6-5 13 4 9 Total, 66-20 26-16 39 20 iS SOC FG FT REB PF TP llufihc, 7-3 3-1 4 3 7 Vannlce .... 3-0 3-3 3 3 3 Payne 8-4 6-5 14 4 13 Gardner .... 16-4 1-0 3 0 8 Shults 6-2 3-1 2 3 5 Elckworth 3-1 4-3 5 0 5 Louk 0-0 0-0 . 3 0 ft Hennon .... 14-4 1-14 2 9 Tichenor .. 10-4 3-2 10 2 10 Jensen 3-1 0-0 2.0 2 Adams 1-0 0-0 110 Hlnk l-l 3-2 0 14, Totals 7?-jT27-lS 31 19 6S GIFT 7.99 reg. 1 1.95 rea. 9.95 6.99 now 4-99 now 7.99 1$, 1961 Q
